Modernization and New Construction in City Schools
The world's news in pictures shows major cities tackling classroom shortages through modernization and new building. New York spends 10.5 million on the largest modernization program, improving windows, toilets, playgrounds, lunch rooms, and safety. Detroit showcases daylighting with glass block and future-ready designs, planning for future wings and population growth while addressing present needs.
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